'existingButtons' is declared but its value is never read.ts(6133) 'processingPrompts' is declared but its value is never read.ts(6133) in checkForAICommands
You're right! Those parameters are not being used in the checkForAICommands function. Let me fix that by removing the unused parameters:
I've removed the unused parameters from the checkForAICommands function:
existingButtons and processingPrompts as parameters since they weren't being used.checkForAICommands now has no parameters and handles everything internally.use-word-ai.ts, the call to checkForAICommands() no longer passes the unused parameters.existingButtons and processingPrompts from the useEffect dependency array since they're no longer passed to the function.This eliminates the TypeScript warnings about unused parameters while maintaining all the functionality.
// Function to remove content control button const removeContentControlButton = useCallback( async (paragraphIndex: number) => { try { await Word.run(async (context) => { const contentControls = context.document.contentControls contentControls.load("items") await context.sync()
// Find and remove the specific content control
for (let i = 0; i < contentControls.items.length; i++) {
const control = contentControls.items[i]
if (control.tag && control.tag === `aiButton_p${paragraphIndex}`) {
debug(`Found content control to remove for paragraph ${paragraphIndex}`)
// Get the range first
const range = control.getRange()
range.load("paragraphs")
await context.sync()
// Delete the content control and its content
control.delete(true)
await context.sync()
debug(`Successfully removed content control for paragraph ${paragraphIndex}`)
return true
}
}
debug(`No content control found for paragraph ${paragraphIndex}`)
return false
})
} catch (error) {
debug(`Error removing content control for paragraph ${paragraphIndex}: ${(error as Error).message}`)
return false
}
},
[debug],
) here Not all code paths return a value.ts(7030)
You're right! The function removeContentControlButton has a TypeScript error because not all code paths return a value. Let's fix this by ensuring that all code paths return a value:
I've made the following changes to fix the TypeScript error:
: Promise<boolean> to clearly indicate that the function returns a Promise that resolves to a boolean value.Word.run call by adding return before await Word.run.Word.run directly, we ensure that the function always returns a value.This change ensures that all code paths in the function return a value, which resolves the TypeScript error while maintaining the same functionality.
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can you enhance the ui with using fluentui. and also make it more user friendly